What Do You Think The Lord Cares About?

 

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Do you believe the Lord cares about the color of your skin?

Do you think the Lord is concerned with how wealthy you are or what possessions you own?

Or do you think the Lord cares more about what is in your heart and who you are as a person?

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**What is the first thing that happens in situations involving power and control?**

The initial consequence of power and control exercised by a perpetrator is the loss of humanity and disconnection from the Holy Spirit. 

This disconnection occurs when the desire to control others—who ultimately belong to the Lord—takes over and consumes the perpetrator. 

In the process, the perpetrator loses their own power and understanding by abusing their position.

The second effect of power and control is the emergence of a criminal mindset focused on manipulating others, often using whatever means necessary to gain power for the perpetrator's own desires.

**Why is this such a significant issue?**

Those who practice power and control fail to engage in real relationships. 

There is no genuine two-way relationship with the Lord, humanity, or the individuals being controlled.

The practice of power and control is unholy and self-serving, as it ignores the importance of fellowship and respect for the person being controlled. 

People should not be treated as slaves to be manipulated into fulfilling foolish or selfish desires or harmed in missions that disregard fellowship and basic human rights.

Power and control represent a distortion of true power, where real power is rooted in knowledge and the ability to make wise decisions aligned with fellowship and the teachings of the Lord.

There is no way to gain genuine knowledge or intelligence through the control or manipulation of others for selfish power gains. 

Attempts to do so lead to failures in adhering to spiritual laws, natural laws, legal principles, economic regulations, and the laws governing human nature.

🤔Would you like to be controlled or abused, disrespected, and disregarded? 

Because that's what happens when someone practices power and control over you.

 

What is the difference between someone who follows the rules and someone who adheres to the commandments set forth by the Lord?

What are the potential consequences if someone only follows the rules or completely ignores them?

A person who follows the rules and stays within the boundaries is unlikely to break any laws or harm others.

In contrast, someone who completely disregards the rules is more likely to break laws and negatively impact others without concern for the consequences, as this person acts solely on their desires and demonstrates a lack of care for people. This disregard exists despite the fact that rules are established for a reason.

Which person is more likely to get into trouble: the rule follower or the rule breaker?

The answer may surprise you, as it depends on several factors. It hinges on whether a person is in a position of power or is abusing that power, their level of intelligence or ignorance, the specific situation, and whether society is functioning well or is dysfunctional and inflated.

What happens to a person's soul if they only follow the commandments set forth by the Lord, or if they completely ignore them?

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Who Is The Boss?

 

Who is the boss?

What happens when you follow a leader who doesn't care about you or your children? 

What occurs if this leader is so immoral that he commits heinous crimes against humanity, especially against the most vulnerable, including the very young? 

What if this leader is incompetent, makes serious mistakes, and then covers them up, leaving no hope for resolving catastrophic failures that could destroy everyone? 

Who is the ultimate boss? 

For those who believe in the Lord, the answer is clear: it is the Lord.

In following any leader, let the Lord and the Holy Spirit guide you. 

Who is your boss? 

Your boss should never be a foreign adversary who is so ruthlessly deranged, without honor or decency, that he would murder and rape children and women first in any conflict.

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Have mercy upon your children and nurture them in love, for love is the foundation of all that is holy and good.

There is a significant difference between scriptural teachings before Christ and those that followed after Christ. 

Let us evolve from the old ways, where "an eye for an eye" was the norm, and embrace the teachings of Christ, who taught that the meek shall inherit the earth and the pure of heart shall see the Lord, receiving the Holy Spirit in wisdom, salvation, and redemption.

Even after over 2,000 years, Christ's teachings remain as relevant and transformative as ever.

For at times, we find ourselves caught in the fears and insecurities reminiscent of Caesar, where some believe that power and control equate to strength, rather than recognizing that meekness allows for and brings forth knowledge and wisdom that transcends the ages.

How can one commune with and receive the Holy Spirit in love if one is not meek? 

How can we discern and solve the world's problems in a state of rage, fear, or anger?

How can one learn anything if they remain closed off to love, seeking only narcissistic power and control?

Where, then, is your communion with the Holy Spirit and the Lord? 

How can one commune with the Holy Spirit and the Lord without a pure heart, especially when burdened and blocked by the sins of lust and greed?

Let us fulfill the covenant with the Lord by loving the Lord with all our hearts, souls, and minds, and by loving our neighbors as ourselves in fellowship. 

And let us have mercy on our children, raising and nurturing them in love while teaching them the ways of love through the Holy Spirit and the Lord. 

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*Matthew 5:5, Matthew 5:8

"I never knew you."*

 

"I never knew you."*

Let us not become the monsters we are trying to fight against.

Will the Lord recognize you when all is said and done?

What have cheating, lies, and exploitation brought us? Broken promises, broken trust, and broken relationships.

What happens when we fail to follow the teachings of Christ, intelligence, ethics, and values? Unsustainable practices and destructive, immoral acts will lead only to bankruptcy, destruction, and damnation.

We need to uphold our values, apply our intelligence, and find better strategies to improve our world. We must reach out in fellowship and seek to understand where others are coming from.

For instance, it is reasonable to seek answers and accountability from those in power who exploit and abuse their authority, especially in matters involving heinous crimes against children.

Know that there is a reason why things work out as they do. What is unsustainable will eventually fail, while that which is sustainable and viable will flourish and prosper. This is not based on some magical or mystical power, but rather on spiritual and natural laws, including the laws of economics and physics.

Let us remember to follow the teachings of Christ and design best practices and strategies that align with our values, which include promoting prosperity and peace.

*This phrase appears in the Bible, specifically in Matthew 7:23, as part of Jesus' statement to those who claim to have performed miracles in His name but did not genuinely follow His teachings. It signifies that despite outward professions of faith or even performing religious acts, a person's true relationship with Jesus is what truly matters; those who are not genuinely connected to Him will be rejected.

We must make decisions based on intelligence and understanding rather than political motivations or efforts to undermine differing viewpoints.

It is important to avoid assigning blame or compromising our values, especially when influenced by foreign adversaries who seek to create division and lead us astray.

Withdrawing from the global stage may silence our voice and diminish our leadership role in the world. This withdrawal can negatively impact our standing and relationships, especially in international business and finance, which are vital to our success.

By making choices that lower our standing, we risk diminishing our economic and political power as well.

Let’s reevaluate and refocus on sound intelligence and best practices, prioritizing economic considerations over political gains that lead to unsound divisions, unsustainable practices, and decreased standings at home and in the world.

 

Do you stand for something greater than just a label or association? 

What do you believe in? 

If we cherish values like faith and loyalty to our country, we must boldly fight to uphold those beliefs. 

Yielding to bullies and those who abuse power—driven by greed and a desire to harm—is not a true display of strength; it reveals cowardice and complicity. 

Is this the legacy we want to create: a society of cowards complicit in harm, destruction, and crimes against humanity? 

By standing tall and fiercely defending our values and beliefs, we not only empower ourselves but also set a strong example for our children. 

Ultimately, we are fighting for a brighter future filled with prosperity, peace, and hope—not just for ourselves, but for our children and generations to come.

Stand with humanity.

 

Do you believe in a higher power, a Holy Spirit? 

Do you believe in karma, the principle of cause and effect where actions have consequences—even if those consequences are sometimes delayed? 

If so, then why the blinders? Why is there confusion surrounding instant gratification and power trips that disregard the sacred nature of our actions and the negative consequences rooted in hate or fear? 

Even if you believe in superpowers, were there not those heroes throughout history? 

Let’s examine history and consider what happens to aggressors and destroyers who abuse their power. 

Initially, we often see a rise in power followed by aggressive actions, destruction, and chaos, ultimately leading to a fall or total collapse. 

Why does this happen? 

Because destroyers only know how to destroy; they do not know how to build. 

Take Bashar al-Assad of Syria, for instance. His absolute power has allowed him to commit heinous crimes—especially massacres—against his own people, leading to the destruction of the economy and widespread chaos. 

We can observe similar outcomes with figures like Adolf Hitler and Imperial Japan during World War II. 

Their aggressive actions resulted in inevitable destruction and chaos, which became unsustainable. Economies falter, resources dwindle, and ultimately, these aggressors face defeat. 

Prosperity and peace are jeopardized by destructive actions, as it destabilizes systems, because markets do not tolerate risk and instability. 

There is no way to maintain trade, productivity, investment, or consumer confidence in times of destruction and chaos. 

Yet, intoxicated by their grandiose sense of power, aggressors often fail to notice their declining standing. 

These destroyers prioritize control over others instead of fostering stewardship, goodwill, trust, stability, and the innovations necessary for a healthy economy. 

The end result is never a buildup of prosperity and peace but rather the destruction of both, leading to significant economic downturns and losses—both human and financial. 

The best processes and practices align with the Holy Spirit and the will of the Lord, rather than being driven by selfish gain, aggression, or the desire for conquest. 

In the end, the best leaders are the ones in sustainable and humane practices that are mindful of prosperity and peace, and the consequences of actions, especially their impacts on the economy and the well-being of the people.

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Ultimately, we are all dust, dust to dust.

We have a choice: we can live our lives in fear or embrace love and fellowship through the Holy Spirit.

If we choose fear and cling to transient material possessions and power as a way to mask our insecurities, we will miss the opportunity to explore the mysteries of life and discover the unknown. 

In doing so, we will fail to seek*what truly gives our lives meaning and our connection with the Holy Spirit in purpose and existence.

In the end, our destination is not dictated by the circumstances of life but by what we cultivate in our hearts and nurture within our souls.

Where will you be in the end?

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*Matthew 7:7 "Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you:"

 

Thank you so much to the State for your service. 

The world is safer and better because of your diligence and commitment to peace. 

I am praying for you and hoping that we do not navigate too blindly without your dedication, intelligence, and talent. 

How will we navigate the world?

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Less government means less interference, not a reduction in governmental services and safety nets, especially in education, healthcare, emergency services, and nutrition for our children and our lives. 

It does not suggest more government interference, increased crime as safety nets falter, or rising costs due to a lack of prevention and labor that would negatively impact the economy.

Furthermore, it does not mean we neglect our responsibilities for stewardship, care, and the general welfare of people.

The most effective strategies and paths are guided by the Holy Spirit and the teachings of the Lord.

Positive, sustainable practices endure over time, while unsustainable exploitation will inevitably fail, negating any benefits and leading to significant losses.

Shared commitment to stewardship of mutual interests promotes peaceful prosperity, whereas mutual destruction results in chaos and devastation.

Some processes operate in ways that are similar to concepts in quantum physics; understanding them may be counterintuitive, but it is essential to follow the underlying principles for them to function properly.

To have any hope of solving problems and avoiding catastrophic disasters, including economic ones, it is crucial to question questionable practices; having the correct line of questioning and direction in your inquiries is necessary for finding real and effective solutions.

What Wouldn't Jesus Do?

 

Before doing something hurtful or harmful, think about what Jesus would never do to someone.  

Instead, think about what Jesus would do in those situations.

In the end, we will be sorted in accordance to our deeds or misdeeds that determine our character and the state of our souls, holy or unholy damned. 

Think before you act and consider what Jesus wouldn't do and what Jesus would do.

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I do not consent. 

I do not consent to any in appropriate touching of my body and desecration, defiling of my body and person.

I do not consent to the desecration of my temple of the Holy Spirit.”

Whether awake or asleep, my body is my own and any violation to my body is unlawful, unholy, and damning.

The act of sex requires consent, otherwise it is rape, an abomination and damnation of the perpatrator in desecration of the temple of the Holy Spirit.* 

*1 Corinthians 6:19-20

Happy 4th of July 🎆🇺🇸

"Freedom is nothing but a chance to be better." - Albert Camus. 

Let us celebrate the freedom of independence, free from the tyranny and oppression of self-expression, with gratitude for that freedom.

Let us remember the sacrifice each preceding generation has contributed in blood and service for us to afford this freedom.

Let us fearlessly defend freedom so that our children and their children may enjoy the same wonders of “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness”.*

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*Declaration of Independence

It is difficult to comprehend that the richest country in the world would deny food assistance or basic healthcare to children and seniors, who are among the most vulnerable and deserving members of society. 

Everyone deserves a nurturing start to life and a dignified end. 

How can we feel at ease or sleep soundly knowing that so many children and seniors will go uncared for and lose their lives when their suffering could have been prevented with a decent financial contribution from those who are wealthy?

How is this good stewardship?

 

If we cross the Rubicon and enter the realm of madness by adopting permanent, unsustainable, and irresponsible fiscal policies, combined with a blatant disregard for public welfare, we risk condemning our children and future generations to a bleak, bankrupt future filled with catastrophic disasters and no clear solutions.

There is a better way forward, but it requires those who can contribute to do so and the establishment of a more effective framework for collecting, giving, and distributing resources.

May intelligence and wisdom prevail, and let us all put an end to this Titanic of madness.

 

Do not panic about this sense of impending doom.

This sinking feeling is akin to being forced onto the Titanic, heading straight toward the iceberg of insatiable greed and unsustainable speed.

Even though we walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for the Lord is with those who are suffering and are now poor in spirit.

Despite the ongoing grandiose insatiable greed, and the emergence of grave, unsustainable realities, we must recognize that without sufficient revenue, there is no way to balance any budget.

Cutting vital, life-saving programs will only contribute to destabilizing our society and will not reduce the permanent deficit, which is expected to reach trillions of dollars and grow at steep compounded rates year after year, ultimately leading us toward bankruptcy.

Our bond credit rating was downgraded this May and will likely be downgraded further, risking a potential junk bond status in the foreseeable future.

I do not need to explain how devastating this would be for our economy and our ability to maintain economic strength in the world and fund government services in the future.

It is time we demand more from our leaders, public servants, and especially from those blessed with enormous wealth, to invest in the general welfare of the people and ensure that our government services and defense programs continue to function effectively.

If there is still a slim chance, a glimmer of hope, we must stop the madness of this bill before we collide with the iceberg and sink into economic oblivion.

I am disappointed with the voting results. 

However, I am glad that I fulfilled my responsibility by warning about the dangers of unsustainable overextensions and the neglect of our duty to care for the welfare of the people, especially those who are most vulnerable. 

Thank you to those who stood by their conscience and fought valiantly for the welfare of the people and the community.

 

When shaping human events, it is essential to uphold our conscience and prioritize the welfare of the people. 

Our actions will directly affect whether individuals live or die, whether they receive care or suffer from neglect. 

These choices will also influence our sustainability, determining whether we prosper or face burdens that impede our children and future generations from experiencing a life free from instability and diminished credibility.

Therefore, we must urge our representatives to prioritize our interests by promoting welfare and best practices, rather than engaging in gross negligence and exploiting the people and our system of governance.

Let us pray and hope we can put an end to this madness of an uncaring and fiscally irresponsible bill.